U0E75

U+0E75 is a Unicode code point in the Thai block, which spans from U+0E00 to U+0E7F. It encodes a single character used in the Thai writing system. The Thai script is employed to write Thai and several related languages, and it includes consonants, vowels, diacritics, digits, and punctuation.

As with many Unicode code points, the exact visual representation of U+0E75 depends on the font and rendering system in use. The character’s official Unicode name is defined in the Unicode data files, and the code point’s linguistic role (whether it is a consonant, vowel sign, tone marker, or other symbol) is described in the Unicode character database. In practice, U+0E75 will participate in standard text processing tasks such as rendering, normalization, and encoding conversions just like other Thai characters.

For developers and systems handling Thai text, U+0E75 is treated as a regular Thai code point within the broader context of Unicode text processing. Its correct handling relies on appropriate font support and proper input, display, and encoding pipelines to ensure accurate representation and interchange of Thai text across platforms.

See also: Unicode, Thai script, Unicode block: Thai, Thai language, Unicode character database.